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Thames Star, Volume III, Issue 16711, 23 May 1874, Page 1

NOW OPENED, Ex Hyito» Caslxi and 4 Domme. 16 Cases TMPORTEDi DIRECT from the best European Markets by j. MARSHALL 8 Cases Paris, Millinery and Straw Goodi 1 „ Millinery Ornaments and . Trimmings - > „ r. * • fl tt Felliaei, Froski, DrMiet-f - ■ t«y ittperior andtiolilj ; \ , a trimmtd 8 „ Fancy Wool Goods, foi Ladies and Children 1' » Drew Trimmings, Jet Orna--1 — -U .«entii-TBnßSpißeiiT-tSpi Scarfs, Collars, and | Ruffles 2 „ Ladies' and Children'! ' Cloth, Velveteen and Silt Velvet Jackets; ; also, th< i New Cape. .* 1 „ Ladies' and Maids' Water proof Cloaks 1 „ Furs in sets, and Fu Trimmings • ; -«' 3 „ Silks, Velvets, Ribbons, an< libbon Velvets. - In addition to the above, 3. MARSHALL Has opened ex Queen of th» Age, thi • season, 19 cases and bales, also larg > parcels, bought in bulk from the bes Colonial Importers, , ' '. Containing— DRESS, MANCHESTER,., • ' / "'FURNISHXNG , ; . ■ . . CLOTHING ;./ - ,r i -■ -. -\ ■ J. MARSHALL'S STOCI' Is now eoinplete in every branoh, will b told with a small profit, and, the molt c ihf 1 Stock being imported direct froi Manufacturers, J. M. feels confident ' HIS PRIOBS "' a 'i ,V.-: . ,\. > . «vCANNOT BE EQUALLEI 1 ' ' ' ',